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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-04-21
Reserve YOur Nerves.

/ Although we know there are MANY
] women who do work entirely alone. it
Is very hard, indeed, for one woman to
take down bedsteads and shake car
! pets, and move heavy furniture, not to-
/ speak of taking down and moving
4 stoves; Yet, [ have known women do
i all inns and more, but to some it
would be physically impossible, and
many who do it ought not to do it.
they may suffer all the latter part Of
their lives from abuse of the inexhaust-
Ible energy which leads them to over
tax themselves. To women so situated
| and SO constituted, | would give the
| advice which L fear they will not, per-
haps cannot, follow. Cultivate q
wholesome habit of negligence, it ia
better the stove remain up all summer
II heavy, than you should move it; bet
ter dusty carpet for few months
than that you should Law up for YOUR
self an early old age. Not that house
woFk, scrubbing, cleaning, even be-
yond what is looked upon as a wo-
mans limit is hurtful, if not carried
beyond Your strength. If you can
trust yourself to cease when YOU are
really and heartily tired. when rest is
refreShment, but too many women
work just to finish this or that, long af-
ter fatigue has set in. Their bodies
may not feel much more tired than
they were an hour or two earlier, but
instead OF cheerful physical fatigue,
when 1t Is real comfort to sit down and
rest, and laugh and talk perhaps, or
read something pleasant; instead of
tins good feeling, has come nervous
fatigue, very pleasant matter, the
least word lrritates us, and when we
nnally cease, 1t is not to rest with
cheerful talk or reading and delicious
sense OF work done and repose earned
but we sink down too tired to rest.
feeling worn out, ill, and ready to cry
rather than laugh. We may get over
once, such abuse as this, or two or
three times, but by degrees this ner-
Vous irritability will become, not a
rare experience consequent on rare
fatigue, but will follow even very little
eXertion, and the result will be, the
shattered, pallid woman faded and
worn out long before life's prime. and
probably the time will then have come
for her, when she not only is not able
TO do very much, but she is unable to
refrain from trying to do. Therefore,
say, if the work that seems so neces-
sary causes more than healthy ia
tigue, let it go. Keep the house .'broom
clean;' do just what must be done
and reserve your nerves for your hus-
band and children; it is your duty. If
you do your own washing, since clean
illness is next to gOdliness, and it must
be done, use every labor-saving article
within your reach; iron only the
necessary. Use the wringer as
when sheets and towels and
undergarments are dry and smoothly
folded, run them through the wringer
instead of ironing them; they will be
just as wholesome and your back will
be saved.-CGtheriase On0en, in Good
Housekeeping.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-04-21
A Cats Dizzy Ride.

A cat got upon the rim of high fly-
wheel which runs in a pit at an electric
light station in Brooklyn. The wheel
was soon making twenty revolutions a
minute. 1t was impossible to rescue
the eat from its perilous position with
out stopping the engine, and putting
out all lights dependent upon the dyna-
mos in the station; SO the unfortunate
animal had to ride on until the engine
was stopped at the usual hour for put
ting out the lights The cat then drop
ped exhausted from the wheel, but soon
revived, and was none the worse for its
strange experience. 1t is estimated
that in the seven hours which the animal
spent on the wheel near the rim it
travelled more than 400 miles.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-04-21
A Lesson in Botany.

''Say, was in predicament the
other evening"" remarked a middle
aged professional man this morning;
land all because | wanted to turn
schOol-teacher; YOU see, was endeav-
oring to impress upon my little girl
the difference between the animal,
vegetable, and mineral kingdoms; well,
was proceeding very nicely, as L
thought, but l was treading on pit
fall. To what kingdom does the or
ange belong?' To the vegetable king
DOM was the prompt answer. Now,
to what kingdom does our hired girl
belong?' To the vegetable kingdom
%, nor said l, that is not right Yes
it is, pa; heard you tell her she was a
daisy, and they belong to the vegetable
kingdom The very worst part of it
was said the fond parent, THAT the
little thing looked so mischievOus L
knew her answer was not nearly so in
noeent as it might appear. ''-Elmira
Gdzgite
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-04-21
Busy Men and Women.

A busy woman who must think, who
must care for others, whose heart is in
her work for others, and whose life
cannot be confined within four walls,
or any narrowing conventionalities,
seeks her kind and saves her precious
moments by receiving her friends upon
one day in the week. The busy man,
shut in his office for long hours, harass.
ed by many cares and often tiagellated
by foes, finds it sweeter and better fol
the few moments chat in some attrac,
tive home, where beauty, music, and
flowers give him the needed poetry tc
mate with his prosaic cares.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-04-21
A Bridgeport undertaken was 5

A Bridgeport undertaken was sent
for the other day, and on arriving at
the house designated was met at the
door by woman who, holding up both
hands exclaimed in a warning whisper:
..Hush! Go back! She amt dead YETI
Tie invalid had been thought to be dy-
ing, and so the undertaken was sum-
moned, but she was slow about it. hence
his reception. 1t should be said, to
make good story, that the sick wo-
man got well, but she didn't. She
died. and the undertaken got his job III
timatelY.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-04-21
Write.

Write to me very often, write to me very soon,
Letters to me are dearer than loveiiest flowers
in June
They are Affections torches, the lighting of
Friendships lamp,
Fitting around the heartstrings like f1ref1ies
in the damp.
Write to me very often, write in the early
morn,
Or at the close of every evening" when all the
day is gone,
Draw up thy little table close to the fire and
write,
Write to me soon III the morning, write to me
late at night.
Write to me very often, letters are links that
bind
Truthful hearts to each other, lettering mind
to mind,
Giving to kindred spirits lasting and true de-
light;
If you would strengthen friendship never for
get to write.
Anonymous.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-04-21

/. T. SIDDALL,
Attorney at Law. Onlee in Phenix Block
Rasenna, Ohio. 439
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-04-21

Baltimore is about to do a sensible
thing in doing away with the massive
emblems of woe which women consider
it necessary to carry around with them.
The world needs all the brightness it
can get, and mourning is in the heart
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-04-21
Business Cards.
T TT DuSSEI,f,
I. ii, PHELPS

A TTORNET AND COUN sELLOR AT
IA LAW, Office over BELpIHG 4 AEA-
BTRoNG's, Main St.. Ravenna, Ohio.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-04-21
A N EARR,

N yeyaaeinG, COLLECTIONS and Pension Bust
nCss promptly attended TO on the most reasoa
able terms. ti2-I.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17
FIGHT WITH A MANIAC
he SHOOTS AND KILLS TWO MEN.
Killed Before Hs Couid be xPtared-Thsy
Have IA 8ara = Cabin IA which lie
B4rrieadsd nIIasaif- Dead
bya ShsFinFs Posse.

NEW OkLsASs. May t6.-On sunday.
a nan, lnaEned Mis0n, | working on
Woodland plantation, Piaqusmine parish.
lost his mind and barr.oading himself Ia
his cabin, threatened the lives ot all pas-
sers-by. Tie sheriff went b the cabin with
a posse and the maniac lred on the party,
putting load Of sefap iron and buckshot
into the legs OF Raymond Butsoh which
shattered both knees and lAerstsd the
thighs terribly. Batsch was : ken 10
hospital ia this city. where ne died today.
Sunday the sheriff organized another
posse and agein surrounded the cabin, US
ing every endezvOr 10 get The mauiac out.
He again tired upon the party, putting
load ol bueAshot into 10 tne chest and neck
Of George Osmond, editor Of ;he Plaque
mine Protector. iniiictng fatal wounds.
The cabin Was then set alre, the maniac
rushed out with a bucket Of water ia one
hand and pistol in the ether, and iret on
the posse. The fre was returned by
the crowd and Wilson was instantly
killed Oswo0d was formerly editor Of the
New Orleans NasCOf. and Whine III that posi-
uoh had difficulty with James d. Hous-
ton, prominent politicians. IN which Brew
sier WAS killed and Houston and Oswo0d
wounded in the ann. Wilson was from
Massachusetts
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17
TnEVELYAR SPEAKS
4 TRIyMst - Tas Is -
A B.a9 aes a. 1rsss.E.s'. nsssE "a tes
Aixatg Siao Ftsaeh Csbtsst >et
~ EssIka-oia1stsAs Ho2sFsa GRo
s-rsfaa CSs.set Crisis Pa.

r8sBoS. MAy i6.-kr George Osto TreFe-
ly4a u4s rhs guest o. tAs ssssia< a. h4n-
ques given ia ais honor a. tie E.ghiy CLUB
tonikaI lie was tremenc3asly eAserod
wAsa he arose t9 spszk ani upEosroas.y
sDplsadsd a. he szE G9sn. lis remarks
caused uiacl surprise and. - lae majority
II those present great satisfaction. he
sas especially severe ln his ooadsmnsgica
u the Government policy OF coercion,
which. he said ~4s waolly without excuse
and excessively unjust, and coui1 have no
other effect than tie natural one Of exss-
peFstins the lrisa pe0qle. What nad a.
y.de1 TIE Liberal party Sas not, As many
Affected % believe, tie question: Of granting
h0gle ruie % Ireland. Dat llat Of grant
Tag absolute liberty 10 the people
OF Ireland snd although the texi OF AT.
GlAdsl0ues Irish bills vas dead. the spirit
OF generosity toward aud confidence ia
Ireland which had sctaatsi those measures.
still existed Ii Lord H.ftington aud his
followers were DESTROYS 0i returning 70 tie
Liberal party they would b welcomed
bkek after Ihey lad concluded with their
former coHovkeFs i treaty based upOn the
four conditions lad down ia Lora Har-
uagtOn's election addresses 10 bis COnstitQ-
ents.
NJ. rrsgelyan's spsech created verits5le
sensation in tbe lobby of the House OF
Commons this evening ani Is regarded BY
the home-rule members as a great triumph
for the Irish cause
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17
IN POLICE COURT.
The MCKAY walfmiIler Assault ssd Bs
trrv Gaze Ersulfs IN = pfsaerasso.s,f

The MCKAY Walfmiller Assault ssd Rat
terry Gaze Res ults IN = Disagreement
The Police Cour, yesterday was engaged ia
the tfial of an assault and battery case. which
kept The officials late Tor their suppers. aud
then was not settled. The defendants s-e
Stephen and Dony waltuillef. and tie
complainant James y. Mckay, who resides
~ 54s Broadway. Assistant Prosecuting
Attorney Carroll appeared i0r the peoI %.
and J.. A. Ward conducted the defense. u
sCpesrs from ,be testimony That on April
Is, IN The evening, disturbance and ight
occurred in TIE house 81 STEPHEN Walt
miller. which is but short distance from
McKays. iu which Mckay and one OF both
Of the Wsltmiier boys figured prominently.
Mckay. in bis testimony. states that both
BOYS we're there 8nd took hand in pound
ing him while Il is denied by the defense
thei stephen was there at al. It tpyes1
that on the night iD question Mckay
who oIns the house in which TIE Walt
m llers i've. went there e. serve . notice Oh
them 10 leave the place. After doing this
be BEGAN 70 abuse stephen - 81. wife ssy-
iur that be was = baG man snd vas an TIE
habit If running With bsd women End
advised her not - live vitb him snv iong-
er. ia giving be testimony Donv Walt.
miller sad that he ves coming down the
slev from nis bfother-in-lsw VIXEN be
beard HCksy talking in az inSuiting
manner 70 nis sister-iu -isy auc going o.
TIE foot of the sfsirs ted him 1s hsi better
issys the plsce. Ncksy ssfed hin who ne
vas sr6 beng Informed went % talking n
Nrs. Waitnillsr. who thsn ordered him out
~ tbs house A. be vas goirg down
sisirs he called Der vile name spd on
rssc hing the bottom said 20 DonT
that be couid do ham and immediate
Isl ciinc8sd him abort the Deck
throwing him devu and hftDe him DonY
thsn took bold - MchsTs vhisEers care
Ine hin - rarfT lose bis belf aud ssDr
hifl ~ esf onto his feet He foen sfr8os
4 ksr or ihs nose knooklrF hin devn.
- ~ q aims = eel jflruse. fIs s1re Sc
kar vss drunk - tie t.use aoa siergsrs5
frem The eFeefs - fQuyT TIE 80 nlouF
~ sl ias witnesses ~ tae esieufs ga -
G Is f51.f sn1 tasf -sepbsr vss - bsrr
fws osEs 8ssuf daraF the a8elr ~
ard srs NrkeT sed taeir t~9 l,tis ae1zb-
terF SD = ~ rsstsau were tee witnesses fer
tae naeris Ehs case ~ss sorf vilsf ~ fn@
q crfei .rssra - A. ths lssrties fsaEfee1
81 ~ vasfbrr sstb ~ only oue ~ fht o0vs
we're fn f~e 1rs~-s EcasF saFs thet sstt
II aem 10 a1es klm s18 fas BE- vss
hss7 set sn6 bad = - sreksn. fils
i.frsse5sa - ~ asi 81 - prove fhis Tss
srs faF fr rss 80 8f f5. hfser bAf
herrs 81 aeFstio1 sbe7 rereyc1 fifsf theF
vers nnsa.s Ie sgree 1p1r refsig srf
were f,srassEsd 3ne cEse VI - tvisf
sgsn toaaF.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17
CAuGnr ON QUE WIFE.


WAsHINGToN, May i6.--Omahs. Neb.. was
today declared to De National bank re-
serve city under the new law.
WAsHINGr0N. Nav ie.-A hurriauce OF
slight energy was reported this morning
from hayans, Cuba, as moving IN wtsier-
lv direction. vessels sat.Iur FROM Latf ports
are cautioned for the next 4, hours.
DESvEg. Col. May l0.-James Msnnin.
aged IL. while carrying box OF giant
bowler 10 some irill.rs near Lesdyiile on
SATURDAY, stumbled and dropped the
powder, which exploded aud blew the roy
20 atoms.
BERLIN May l6-Fsormous sums OF
money are being collected throughout Ger
many for the purpose OF pEopaEating the
Protestant faith i1 Italy. Toe recent con-
ceesions OF Prince Bismarck 30 the kau-
can have greatly stimulstei this work.
BAIrrwoRr MAY l6--l.obsrt Garrett is
again securing another sixty dags sKten-
sion Of the options held bY him OF i. & ..
stock owne1 bg Baltimore parties. Mr.
Garrett confidently expects - have every
thing adjusted in rlne 20 permit ais sailing
foF Europe on jane Ia.
PoRr CurwroE Pa. Mav ia. 2 WI
son. .gent Oi the Pliieds phis & Reading
Railroad Company. At this station for
namher Of years died sudlenlv To-Day sgs1
~ years. Deceased vas a very popular
railroad Official. All has he'd resr)nsible
positions. He leaves widow sad tour
children.
PiTTsHrsa Pa. May l6-The Wini0T
Cisss Manufacturers beneficial Assoc alton.
oghervise known a. tbs Wndor Glass
SYNDICATE. vii mser in this cay next
MeCues iay 70 s'renElAra the CON binstsun
With ne i9bbers ana With the Btstern meu.
The vaze com 1Iifee % settle ne So for
lhe coming year. wist aiso Re appointed.
REsmHe. Pa. May i6-Len Gsties
While unloading coke. to1s7. A. Norway
furnace af Bschtelsvi is fnis ooanfy. fen
bead foremost from She tor 0f ths ssacx
distance % nearly forty feet EIs bead ws=
crushed 10. snd be del iu = short time
theresGe Re s. - years Of age a81 lesTas
8 'arse family.
Estr1xcas Nsy ls.-The Acadenv of
Music vas reoaens3 tais evening aassr ne
pror-ietorsaia and management q Pa
reg Harris tas airerssi Theatre oF1er
Aud-ans comic oTsrs "Ia1isra with
Meoe1ils company. oet1riet ere ensTls
Ine slassnes Vas co1l -ose1 81 styl le3-
ra
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17
The FRENCH CRISIS.
The Goblet Ministry Not Likely To Resign
on BouianEer's Account.

on BoulanEer's Account.
PAErs, May l6-The resignation Of the
Goblet ministry is now considered doubt
ful II the permanent removal of General
BOalsnger from the wsr ofioe could be ef
ieetet By the precipitation Of n crisis. il is
believed that NJ Goblet and many OF his
colleagues would willingly retire, but that
II Is quite apparent TO them. - well as 10
everybody, Lhat BOulanger would not only
be a member OF any succeeding ministry,
bat would dominate Il 10 tho extreme of
being almost absolute dictator o. France
His popularity with the army is very great,
as ID j., also. with the war party AM The
more conservative element entertsins a
feeling OF dread of his further
exaliation in the popular mind, which his
inevitable intention b. Mr. Gobie. sue
cessor would 5rins about. To ignore him
would be suicidal 10 the man who should
attempt 20 DO 50. while 10 leave him in COM
mand OF the army as the only survivor of
the old Cabinet would imply that ne IS the
only man II France capable OF meeting the
danger Ia which the country may al any
time become involved. While the oppOn-
ents o; Gen. Boulanger do not place inn
plicit reliance upon the peaceful asseyer-
ations OF Prince Bismarck, they distrust the
assertions OF the War Minister that his ex-
traordinary military activity is merely pre-
csutionary and his presence in the war
Office is u them source OF unnecessary
apprehension.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

NEw YORK, May l6.-QGeon Kapiolsni
took drive through Central Park this
afternoon and in the evening. accompan-
led by her suite, attended the
performances Of the BLACK H0ssar' at
Wallacks The lboxes occupied by
the royal party were draped with the flags
OF Hawsie aud the United Safes, and the
balcony IN front of the theatre was draped
IN 4 similar manner Tomorrow forenoon
at the invitation OF General Schoield, TIE
Queen will visit Governors Island AMI
Afterwards 20 % BeilOe's Island aud view
the statue Of Liberty.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17
Found rwsutv-Fivs MILLION dollars.

retary OF India has advised the government
Of the discovery under the vaults of the
palace Of Gwalior OF treasure amounting to
5000 600. which was secreted By the late
Mahsrsjah o. the state al Gwalior. The
Indian Government has taken possession Of
the treasure rs a loan from the present
Mataralah. much 10 the indignation OF the
national press. which characterize the act
ion OF the Government as robbery. The
question will be brought before Parliament
which body alone has power 20 sdjudge the
ownership and disposition Of the treasure
finally.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

TYRONE. Pa. May l5.-Jacob Boyer, a
conductor on the Beech Greek railroad, wa
found dead at 80 o'clock last night near
Phihpsburz Ciearf@ld county, with a bull
let hoe in the back Of his heal lie had
been IA cOmpsny. a slOrt time before, with
n youug woman % whom he was paying At
tentiou. named Maggie AcCann. she was
arrested on suspicion Of having committed
TIE deed ia a ht of Jealousy. although she
claims tbat hs sh0. himself bat the fact
that be vas shot in the back Of the head
GisuroVcs this story.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17
Houors to Gladstone.

LoNDoS, May 10-Mr. Gladstone viii
spend several days during Whitsuntide at
the mansion Of Sir Henry Hussey Vivian
". p, ST PaIkwern, swansea, Wales. His
host, formerly s'aunch Liberal Unionlst.
has recently returned to the Liberal fold
and has invited 20 meet the ex-Premicr
several otner repenteut bni0nists. IL IS
probable that a series Of demonstrations in
honor of Mr.. Gladstone will take plac, dur
ing his visit 20 Swansea. and he may De
expected 20 reclaim other wageEing Union
ists while there.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

srdg- RnrIipxsrse. ~ ths Superior cou-t
Nakes New Rate.

At the opening of the Uoraing session Of
ths Superior Court yesterday. 5u3rs Bar
hngame anncancef tha- ths foil0rinz new
RUE wsad 4 he OBSERVED "Thars shall be
kepf rsst0n docket ~ the clefk ard reg
lister of th,s rourt ard the calendar for each
motion day in the term shall ae ris-e ur av
fhs sald clerk Epon esch SATURDAY urevioas
ts such motion daV sn1 said clerk shall
r'aca anon such calendar 81 motions a.
isN 0r reutlons or notions 81 .hsacary. 81
vd.fs be shall receiTe writer not se prior
20 ssch saturday sn6 such motions shall &c
taksn up in The ORDER IN which fhey srp
euterei urcn 80 ca.rn Gar. a1d II either
party srne1rs. hs lisp sci & whsn rearhea.
unless rontnaei ca eaase saovr ~ afi5a-
rifs. a.so tbe henyinx ~ expzrt. aienrae
eases ~iH % taken upou tse shernoea 81
sad molten aag.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

George Stswari. o painter 81 GslesbuTE,
suicide. late Saturday night.
OTTO Holm was killed yesterday by the
bursting oi q grindstone az the Gale Mana
featuring Company works Al Albion.
Jackson police sutho rites raided two
gambling houses and sn open saloon sun.
day.
Forest fires sre do.ur great damage %
property in AeD0minee county.
Mrs g. =. Higbee. o. ksisms 700. cieo
yesierdAy u paraIFs.s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17
A BURGLAR FOUND DEAD.
The Eject OF asstiOs Too warm Recep
tion-A Gang Hfoksn Z y.


cLARIos. Pa. May l6-Another OF TIE
four men who attacked the Wagner family
a. their home near Linesyille, week before
last. with the intention Of committing bur-
giary. Is dead. His body has been found
two miles from the scene OF the burglary
Que OF the burglars. il will be remembered.
was killed that nixht BY member OF the
Wagner family. and IL was asserted that an
other had been wounded. As no trace Of
ths man alleged % have been wounded
could b- found Il vas thought that De mad
been 0nly slightly hurt, and had escaped.
The finding Of his body proves that be was
mortally injured, and only able 70 drag
himself 70 the place where he died. The
two other burg ars have been arrested and
are ia jall. Their arrest and the killing OF
their comrades breaks up one Of the worst
gangs that ever infested this territory.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

Nrv YoRz Msg i5.-Ils Norfb GsTmsn
Lloyd ssamship Faiis which srrgei toslaY
from Bremen. sfeck fast in The md A. Oxls
Head nssr quarantine en3 could n3t he
pulsed of bY fnzs. she - fosf ~ high
tide tonorr8W. Ter passengers we're trans
fsrrsi 60 tags and hrolght e. ths eats.
There was no txcirs11sDf on b0sr3 a. tie
passengers could zee that taera Nas 80
eanzer The u5isaap wss das To- TIE nzt
Judgment Of the pilot
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

besKe Ntssk. Ass l6.-l .sef.h keelfs. .
al gisaaisalafsF. sas Af4esss1 tozss SO.
ea4eplsa1i Sc 0essss b Hal.hsra. Tie4l
5e4isf faf se ins elears en rlHsss seitg
Nas tassp etfarf Susaoe f@Ee.san stert at
al esss-s lsf eulilF saa gave bonds lor tls
ep5sfs fa4es tsF llAl laarsasf tas Aiislr
i .As isik 9f tbs tes1. ~ad k1esl iDkefesi ls
tkkra s tas fass saa EEf probable ulscs.sis.
il hpeilT IL lousiglcd Al is Ffaa4hle tAal he
ana hss trienas 49, nesssi.4ss ~ making Al
et.fi a. E4l1g e'liaFCs tlie 14Hass laSs-
has.lz aa4 haotAFa oaegpf esiesu-1E
sgaGes sAe 2Es Jealous rssis in haslaess.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

So. ioUg. No. Nay lG-Steve BrOdie.
was announced TO plunge from the center
span of the briAze this afternoon. A great
crowd Of people througet the bridge and
approaches for hours. D1t ~ the sppear-
ance 0f 8r0dis In 4 csrrsge ns vas prompt
IL turned away by the police and thus
prevented from making the leao lie says
ne VIII yet DO the Jump anu then retire
from tae Dusiness
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17
HoKs's CASE IN COURT.
A Great Array of Counsel for the Defense
The bay spent In Argument.

The Day spent In Argument.
PEORIA, H., May l6.-The leading counsel
for J. Finley Hoke. the alleged embezzling
book keeper OF the Merchants Bank, Hon.
Leonard SWEET, OF Chicago, reached here to-
day and the prisoner was brought into
court. The greater portion OF the day vas
consumed in argument pro and con on a
motion TO lie specis! pleas in answer 10 the
izdistment instead Of the general answer OF
not guilty. The court finally allowed
special pleas 20 De iiled bur did not allow
tue plea OF not guilty 70 DC Withdrawn, and
assigned Tuesday OF next week as the day
for hearing on the charge Of forgery. Oh
which Hoxe was extra1itsd. HOke has a
REGULAR army OF counsel and the legal fight
vail De an interesting one. The jurisdiction
OF the court 10 Try Hoke for other than ths
charge on which be was extradite1 viii be
the nrst question raised By the defense.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-17

PHLADELrHA. May i6.-Distrct Assem-
by i-6 X. Of l.. comprising about ten
thousand members IN the csrpct-weavinz
trsls. Was suspended rom the order o7 the
Executive board tonight TOR insUbordina-
ton There hiss been trouble BET vseu l35
snd he Executive Board for sbout year
The Master Workman Of IDS. John Morri-
son. vas refu Ell admission u the Rich
m0nd convention.